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Women’s March

Posted on January 23, 2017 July 20, 2018

How ‘Pussy Hats’ Made Me Feel Excluded — And Then Welcomed — At The Women’s March

Katelyn Burns
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Katelyn Burns
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Society+Politics
Tagged
lgbtq, Transgender, Women's March

For trans women, vagina-centric rhetoric can be painful. But thanks to a kind stranger, my march experience was ultimately affirming. Read more

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